Novel’s Influence: Feared Queries At Daugherty Miller Jury Picking
In a high profile trial the defense challenges the jury selection process as the novel influence dominates questions. John T. King is named as the recipient of 441000 from a German agent. The case revolves around asset seizures and government indictments amid a web of legal maneuvers and new counsel.
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Daugherty Miller
John T. King
Thte Byler Pay
Valeur
Dharteesy
Cantonese Driven Back Toward South
Fragmentary OCR text describes movements and tensions around Cantonese forces, mentions ships, government steps, and secretive actions. Likely notes a backward displacement toward the south with references to names and places obscured by garbled characters. Entities remain unclear due to broken text.
Turbulent War News and Street Scenes Across City
Fragmented OCR text reports storms of events fromches at river docks to city streets. Mentions battles, protests, weather, and local officials facing inquiries. Names and places scattered, with references to hearings and public notices amid chaotic coverage.
Butler Defends Two Term Idea And Prohibition Stand
Dr Nicholas Butler of Columbia University argues the president should not seek a third term and condemns attempts to force the issue. He says the Republican party faces defeat if prohibition is not addressed and notes New York’s decisive role in 1928. He links policy on prohibition, farming relief, and foreign affairs to national prosperity.
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New York
Job. T
Nicholas Butler
Columbia Anivyrsity
Butler
Yevside Republican Club
Mitleria
Dr. Butler
Woose
Dee
Hao
Republican Party
Lees Wathout
de Butler
New York City
Senate blocks final vote on radio content bill delay
Washington reports Senate opposition stalls consent on a final vote to approve the conference report on radio content regulation. Senators Howell Kraske Pittman oppose, citing lack of unanimous consent and aiming to delay action before the session ends. Proponents seek swift action or a public veto, while deadlines loom for appointing five commissioners.
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Senate
Howell
Ned Kraske
Pittman
Meyah
Coolidge
Titumen
Sai Far
Bey
State Trooper Joins Bandit Gang Bank Robbery Capture
A state trooper joined an armed band at a Newcastle area bank during a post office robbery. The trooper’s actions helped identify and detain the robbers, including two leaders named in police reports. The gang coerced a cashier and fled with more than 88 000, with further pursuit continuing as the tale unfolds on page ten.
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Newcastle
Trogper
Anex
Beth
West
Irci
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Knox
Agraphy
David
Ane
Per
Liberalized Prayer Book Alters Church of England Doctrines
In London the first Alternative prayer book changes in 265 years were unveiled by Canterbury and York. The new forms allow a split between use of the old and new rites, with limits on ministerial authority, and modify marriage, burial, and baptism wording while maintaining creedal options and broad ecclesiastical consent. Canonical cautions and debates over evangelical and Anglo Catholic influence frame the move.
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Web
Canterbury
York
Abra‘Ram
Sara
Protestants urged to adopt confessional practice in faith life
New York February 7 Protestants urged by Rev Warry Em erraon Fordiek to emulate Catholics by adopting confessional practice and intensifying beauty in services He argued evangelism should return to personal contact with individuals A resolution backed city officials and theater figures to clean up the stage and to tighten state obscenity laws on literature.
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Warry Emerraon Fordiek
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller Church
Greater New Yor Federation of Churches
Fordiek
Grenter
Ranatasanre
Roman Catholica
Congress approves $125,000,000 for new federal buildings
The House backed increased federal building funding adding 125 million dollars for new public structures and 106.7 million for state projects. The measure ties to DC allocations and requires Senate action before final passage. The total federal building fund would rise to about 210 million for states and 375 million for the District of Columbia.
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Amade
Columbia
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Senate
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Treasury
District of Columbia
Treasury and Post Office Department
Congress
Ubal de
Stage censorship advances as Benton praises New York
New York district attorney Joah Benton praised the city for handling alleged indecent Broadway works. Four plays including The Pearl of Great Ivy and The Gallo ping Sheik were closed before his investigation. He warned no raids on current productions, and 1,060 ministers and church leaders endorsed his stance.
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New York
Joah Benton
Banton
New York City
Folice
McLaughlin
Liberals Capture Town Near Chinandega in Nicaragua
Reports from Managua describe Liberal forces surrounding the town of Chinandega with 75 killed and 200 wounded. Conservatives reinforce as General Viqueg’s 4,000-man force edges toward the city while American aviators are reported to be taking part in the fighting.
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Java
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Vole
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Noguera Gomez
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Mice
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Viqueg Whaterday
Parajon
Chinandrgs
T—Adpy
Bn Thy
Pius Warny
State Department
Rival railroads prove buyers of Wheeling stocks
New York Centract Baltimore and Ohio and Nickel Plate railroads say they each acquired about one sixth of Wheeling and Lake Erie stock. Baltimore and Ohio also reveals it increased Western Maryland to 35 percent, gaining practical working control. Directors authorize conversion of the lien and preferred into common stock, pending ICC and Ohio PSC approval.
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Rockefeller
New York Centract
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Wheeling
Baltimore and Co
Maryland
Interstate Commerce
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Wall Street
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Lake Erie
Save Erie Common
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio Public Service Commission
Coward
ICGC
Washington
Tony
Girl bank robber judged insane in USD case
A 19 year old Miss Marion Meyers of the University of South Dakota admitted attempting to burgle the First National Bank to raise 24 dollars for tuition. The county insanity board ruled her insane and she remains bound over for circuit court in March to face third degree burglary charges.
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Meyers
University of South Dakota Cal
First National Bank
Clay
Justice of the Peace
Clrcuit
Thane
H. . Parkins
Sanity Board
My.kins
Stribling Defeats Huffman In Madison Square Garden Bout
William T. Stribling of Georgia outpointed Badie Huffman in a slow ten round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden. Stribling held a slim lead in six rounds while the crowd was light. Full fight details to follow on page 13.
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Wiliam T. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Badie Huffman
Madison Square Garden
Stribling
Council creates new sergeancies for three men
The Common Council passed an ordinance creating three new sergeancies in the police department and reelecting Harbormaster William A. Lamong for a three year term. The three new sergeants will be Patrolman James E. Fairey, Patrolman Henry M. Sullivan, and Patrolman William J. Booth, with pay rising from 2800 to 2700 dollars. The ordinance amendment also elevates the clerk of the Traffic division to sergeant, and notes prior elevations of department mechanics to sergeant. The council also plans widening Stratford avenue and John street and ordered a building line on John street despite opposition.
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William A. Lamong
James E. Fairey
Henry M. Sullivan
William J. Booth
Allen Anderson
Charles Musant
Edward F. Tidger
Fulvey
John F. Moran
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Seaview Avenue
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Dodge Freed by French Court on Appeal
Thrace Dodge of Netroft Michigan was acquitted on appeal of a previous sentence including imprisonment and a 190 franc fine after a car he allegedly drove struck and injured a five year old girl at Boulogne sur Seine on May 1. Chacknat testified the companion then was not Mr Dodge. Dodge proved he was in Detroit at the time.
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Netroft
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Mr. Dodge
Detroit
Dwyer Plea Lost to Serve Two Years
The United Circuit Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of William V. Dwyer known as king of the rum runners and his associate E. Cohran. Dwyer headed a $50,000,000 liquor syndicate that operated its own ocean liners for importing liquor and smuggling ashore. Cohran received a two year sentence at Atlanta penitentiary and a fine of $11,000.
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William V. Dwyer
E. &. Cohran
UnitedCircuit Court of Appeals
Dwyer
Cohran
Atlanta
Victim Found Bound in Sack with Tongue Split in New York Street
Police believe a man killed as underworld vengeance was beaten and strangled, his tongue split to the root, hands tied behind him and sewn into a sack before being dumped on East Highth Street. The victim, unknown to police, appeared from the Midwest, with labels ripped from goods and a neck tag from a Detroit firm.
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Ut York
Underworld Vengeance
East Highth Street
Pat Johai Dowling
Midwest
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Detroit
Marble block kills man on New Haven post office steps
A large marble dentil on the front of New Haven’s Federal building collapsed striking James Gallivan, 66, as he spoke with William Ring, 50, killing Gallivan and injuring Ring. Coroner probes the fall while workmen test other dentils and contractors inspect the structure.
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James P. Galli
Van
Maple Street
William T. Ring
Orange Street
Gallivan
Ring
Knights of Columbus
Suix
Eli Mix
Golf Outing Ends in Double Tragedy in Toledo
In Toledo, Ohio, 30 year old auto dealer Andy Jankowski shot and killed 50 year old Cornelius Callahan during a dispute over a golf score at Believille Golf Club. Jankowski then killed himself, dying instantly. Mrs. Jankowski witnessed the incident as other golfers rushed to aid the men and police were alerted. Callahan was in dying condition at a local hospital.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cornelius J. Callahan
Believille Golf Club
Jankowski
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Pital
Family of Six Receives Citizenship in Portland Court
A six member Stroudwater family was admitted to citizenship in United States District Court. Josep Cairns and his wife with four sons, Christine Brom, and others renounced allegiance to three foreign sovereignties. One member was born in a province once Danish ruled, later German, and married a British subject.
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Stroudwater
Christine
Marie Brom Chietick
Germany
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